Talk:Lynbrook railway station, Melbourne
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Have reverted the text "park and ride" back to "kiss and ride". The concern was of family connotations, but the two terms are different. Park and ride means to drive from the neighbouring area and park your car at the station before continuing onto the mode of transport. Kiss and ride is a parking space or spaces located as close as possible to the platform to allow approx. 5 mins to drop someone off before leaving.
- I see, that is okay as I thought they were the same thing, thanks for clarifying.
